Beyond bitcoin: Blockchain will change finance, science and the world
The technology has endless applications in any area with a need for secure transactions
Creditors accuse Norwegian Air Shuttle of ‘unreasonable pressure’
The airline and four Irish subsidiaries are under High Court protection from creditors while an examiner puts together rescue plan
Ireland needs to take a gamble now on wave energy
With Government investment, there could be huge benefits within a few years
US bankruptcy trustee to call Dunne and Killilea at May trial
Wife of bankrupt developer lists law professor and retired US judge as expert witnesses
Irish start-ups prospering in agrifood and green energy sectors
TechIreland report shows 58 agri/food tech firms raised €25.4m in funding last year
Firm paid €25,000 annual salary for no apparent work, court told
Bitter dispute between owners of Mercantile pub and restaurant group sparks rival claims
Innovation not left to chance in new programme at NUI Galway
TechInnovate uses MIT model of ‘disciplined enterpreneurship’ to come up with new ideas
'Innovation is in our DNA'
Three key industry figures explain how their passion for science and technology shaped their careers
BioInnovate programme puts fresh eyes on medtech innovation
New approach can lead to fresh perspectives and innovations in model based on Stanford programme
Ocean observatory due to be located in Galway Bay
Observatory will provide marine tech and ocean energy developers with ‘real time’ data
Quick Jack ensures successive Galway Hurdles for Tony Martin
Outcome a sweet one for jockey Denis O’Regan who won Plate on Ansar a decade ago
Facebook News Feed displays political bias
Are social media news consumers less likely to have their political views challenged?
Man who murdered pregnant ex-girlfriend must wait for appeal ruling
Stephen Cahoon (42) strangled Jean Teresa Quigley in Derry in 2008
And the password is . . . (so easy to forget)
The number of logins, codes and passwords we’re expected to remember has gone beyond the ridiculous – but help is at hand
Microsoft fights US request for Irish-held data
Transfer in drug case cannot be approved without an Irish judge’s approval, court told
Quick Jack gives Tony Martin and Steven Clements consecutive victories in Galway feature
4/1 favourite shows a neat burst of pace inside final 150yds to win by three lengths
Gayle Killilea Dunne’s former US lawyer disbarred
Phillip Teplan was disbarred after complaint by Ms Dunne over misappropriation of funds
Man gets 90 years for attack on Irish student in Chicago
Vicious assault in April 2010 left Natasha McShane with severe brain damage
Transatlantic divide on digital policy
If policy differences on data protection and net neutrality are not resolved, it’ll leave Ireland and Britain in a mess
David Drumm’s Boston bankruptcy trial set for May 21st
US bankruptcy court will determine whether former Anglo chief can walk away from debts of more than €10m
Witness in Natasha McShane trial sentenced to 22 years
Marcy Cruz was the getaway driver after Heriberto Viramontes attacked student
Man guilty of attempted murder of Natasha McShane
Heriberto Viramontes (34) faces up to 120 years in prison for assault on Co Armagh student and her friend Stacey Jurich in Chicago
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